If, as you say...
But I don't say. I just quote people who I feel are better studied in these issues, in this case Chuck Missler...
But they felt it necessary to also give the circumfrence...
...who deals with the alpha-numeric properties in the piece I posted.
Again, it doesn't matter. There are certain people who do not want the Bible to be true. I was one of them, and I know firsthand the hubris. I don't write this to insult you, or your fellow travellers, but just to state that I know the revelation of truth is as much internal as it is brought about by external evidence. "There are none so blind as those who refuse to see". I think an eye must open on the inside first.
Me, in an earlier post to you:
[If, as you say, the ancient Hebrews were aware of the value of pi, then it should not have been necessary for them to have given any more information than the diameter of the "molten sea."
Now your response:
But I don't say. I just quote people who I feel are better studied in these issues, in this case Chuck Missler... Again, it doesn't matter. There are certain people who do not want the Bible to be true. So to wrap up the "pi issue," first, you are just quoting others, and you decline to state your own opinion of the matter. Second, you say it doesn't matter anyway (whether the Hebrews knew diddly about pi). Okay. Now I know where you stand on the issue.